RBRX1 datasheet-2

DATASHEET
RBRX1 | Re-broadcast Receiver
RX1
RBRX1
The RBRX1 applies BW Broadcast's RF and audio
DSP technology to achieve unprecedented RF
and audio performance, as well as access to
typically hidden RF and audio settings. This
allows optimisation of the listening experience
for monitoring to adjust processing, evaluating
the competition, or pure pleasure.
Add the multitude of IO and control and the
RBRX1 is like no other re-broadcast reciever. If
you have a critical translator/relay you need
an RBRX1.
RF PERFORMANCE
Frequency Range
87.5 to 108.5MHz
50kHz
Step Increment
13.5 dBf
50-dB quieting sensitivity (mono/stereo)
receiver
THD, 1 kHzMany
(mono/stereo)
manufacturers quote static
0.07% / 0.06%
specifications based on ideal conditions. With the
1 kHz 54 dB
Stereo separation
RBRX1, the inner ‘black box’ workings of the NXP
70 dB / 68dB
DSP demodulator are proprietary.
S/N, 65 dBf (mono/stereo)
Capture ratio
30 dB 1.1 dB
With its patented Sony noise reduction and BW
50 dB 8.4 dB
Capture ratio
Broadcast’s
30 dB 1.3 dB
Capture ratio,
stereo audio processing technologies, the
RBRX1 is continuously adjusting the radio and
50 dB 13.5 dB
audio behaviour for optimum performance under
82
dB
(noise
limited)
Adjacent-channel
selectivity
given conditions.
Capture ratio, stereo
RF intermod
89 dBf (97.7 + 98.5 -> 96.9)
For these reasons, specifications are meaningless
96 dBf (96.24 -> 96.9)
and have been omitted here. Audio performance
87.5 dBf (118.3 -> 96.9)
RF image
and selectivity are market leading.
RF spur
Adjustment of over 50 parameters
Control of blending levels and attack &
release times
Factory presets and user stored settings
Ethernet and serial connections for remote
control
DSP enhanced MPX output
RDS PI code checking to prevent hijacking
or jamming of repeater
We loss
advise customers to conduct their own0.7-2.1 dB
RF mismatch
evaluations
- 1kHz
a demonstration of this renowned
Modulation
acceptance
award winning rebroadcast receiver is recommended.
76%
Minimum stereo pilot injection
3.50%
Bass response
Analog output
Connectors
D/A conversion
2GB of internal audio backup
Connector
Sampling rate
Antenna socket
RBRX1 | DSP FM Re-broadcast Receiver
-12 to +24dBu
XLR floating, EMI suppressed
24 bit 48 kHz 128x oversampled
32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz
XLR floating, EMI suppressed
CONNECTIVITY
Remote interface
Chief Radio Engineer, USA
-3 dB 10.5 Hz
ANALOG OUTPUT
DIGITAL OUTPUT
We are shocked with the difference
in performance and in reception
with the RBRX1 compared to our
previous receiver. I don’t know what
little magic is going on in there to
make the reception so much better,
but I’m a fan.
200%
Modulation acceptance 20Hz
Silence detection and source switching
technology
Built-in RDS encoder
87 dBf
RF AGC threshold
Ethernet (web browser) and RS232
BNC
OTHER
Mains Supply
Power Consumption
Power-on delay
Size
Weight
110-240 VAC
8 Watts
6 seconds
44mm x 482mm x 200mm
1.6kg